The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-04-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, April 20, 1882.
MINOR LOCALS

Shad and herring plentiful and
good. Shad Coo pair for the whop.
pers. and herring a penny piece, II
for 10 cents.
Latest Style Hats for men and
boys can be had at W. j. Ankrim's.
The managers of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will meet in reg
ular session on next Tuesday week
May 10th.
FRESH Garden and Flower SEEDS
at DR.. Kinks Drug Store. 14ap4t.
Wheat in the Cecilton district is
reported in excellent condition. 1t
escaped serious injury by the winter
and full crop is expected
A Is year old colored lad in the
first district, last week while hauling
straw had his neck broken, by the
wagon upsetting.
A new assortment of mems and
boys straw hats, at Wiley & Flyers.
Edward G.. Williams of Principle
has obtained the contract tor furnish.
ing the Aims House of this county
with 10000 behring's at 1915 to $4.20
per thousand.
Stowells Evergreen Seed Corn
choice, at T. T. Worrall's.
S. Hambleton, our new bonifice
who holds forth in the brick on the
corner, had "slew" of cards printed
at the MIDLAND job Office and ls SOW
ing them for q summer and spring
crop which b. expects to reap.
"Cold Water Road Carts for sale
by VIM. Grason.
The report originating in Ken
nett paper that Miss Rhoda Wilson,
daughter of Mr.. C. w. Wilson of this
town was sick with Bright's disease
10 wholly false. There was not even
q shallow foundation for its origin.
Mr.. Patrick Reedy, Master Work
man of North East Assembly K. of
L having been appointed organizer
by General Master Workman Powd-
erly, has organized a new Assembly
of the Knights of Labor of colored
men.
Carpets. Carpets, Straw Mating
DO not forget the stock; styles COED
and prices low. E. r. Burlington.
James Tosh, son.in.law OF Mr..
Jno. 8. Everist, who has been a suf-
ferel tor many months, with that re
lentless disease, consumption, died
ON Wednesday morning last at his
residence, near West Nottingham
Church.
Call and examine Wiley & Flyers
new stock of Ladies Shoes. Colora,
Md
For q sniff of pure air and the
fresh mold. Mr.. Burlington deserted
the store for "spell" and with pants
in boots has been guiding the pillow
these fine spring days. Nothing
equals the smell Of soil to promote
hungar and health.
And now the song of the Peninsu.
Ia has changed from the sw ct chant
OF unchanged peach buds and straw
berry blossoms, to the old refrain of
"The late frost has ruined the peach
es, and Strawberries will be total
failure"
For cheap prints 60 to w. J. Ank-
rims.
Providence permitting. meeting
to consider the organization of a
Sabbath School, will be held at
Mount Hope Church, Sabbath after
noon next, May lst, at 3 clock. AL
interested are invited to attend. II
the weather should prove unfavora.
BILE, meet the following Sabbath,
j. A. Kirk has sold his farm known
as Vulcan Hall, to George G. Hop
kins. containing $50 acres. Possess
ion given March 18th 1883. This is
one Of the most desirable farms in
this neighborhood, and with careful
tillage can be brought to the highest
state of cultivation.
Mr.. F. G. Hendrickson, finding
trading more congenial to his inclina
ton than farming. has bought out
Campbell, Carter & Co. and is run
ming the warehouse at Nottingham
The latter firm have moved to Syl-
mar station where they are engaged
In their old business.
Have you examined the unlaun-
dried shirts, price SOC, at E. R. Buff
Angton's.
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